Friday, July 23, 2010

Strawberry Cream Scones

What makes SCONES so special?
They’re easy to make, flavor profile combinations are endless, and they just taste so darn good!


The flavor profiles used in this recipe are strawberries and limes. Both ingredients I like and embrace their union totally!



One thing that I’ve learned when working with dough is not to overwork it. This seems like it would be easy to do. I’ve read that the best way to work with dough is to handle it as little as possible.


Dough is ready to be divided.

I used a pizza cutter to cut the scones.


I brushed the scones with egg wash, and then moved them to a baking tray. It was a challenge getting them on the baking tray. Lesson: Don’t do this!
INSTEAD, put the scones on the baking tray. THEN brush with the egg wash.


Just out of the oven. Lime Glaze awaits.

Allow the scones to cool completely before applying the glaze.


Use your favorite scone recipe or you can go to Food Blogga and use her scone recipe.

Strawberry and Lime Cream Scones with Lime Glaze - Recipe located on Susan's blog:   Food Blogga



Strawberry Scones baked by Carmen Ortiz of Baking is my Zen



Enjoy summer’s fresh fruit bounty
add them to your scones!



Peace in baking,

Carmen


Baking is my Zensweet nibbles for the soul

11 comments:

  1. Carmen...your scones looks Ahhh-MAZE-ING! Strawberry and cream with lime glaze. Mmmmm. Bookmarked!

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  2. They look fantastic. I especially love the lime glaze.

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  3. Oooh, they look beautiful, Carmen! Thanks for the shout-out. :)

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  4. These really look delicious. The lime glaze makes them truly special. I hope you are having a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary

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  5. great scones, I love the strawberry and lime combo..the tartness I bet adds such a great zing...hey please pass by my blog, you won my los barrios contest!!


    sweetlife

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  6. Your scones look incredible. I will share this post with my daughter Cailyn - she's the best baker in the house. Your photos are gorgeous!!

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  7. Scones! I really love them but I do exactly what you say not to: over work them. I can't help it, but sometimes it always happens!! One of these days I'll get them right.
    Your scones look absolutely lovely and mouthwatering good!!!

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  8. for me it's the texture of scones that is so great -- why don't i make them more often?

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  9. Strawberry and lime would make for some really nice scones! I like that you can see the lime zest in the glaze!

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